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Apple did not announce any new Macs or iPads when it launched the iPhone 5, but there are new iPods, and an upgrade to iTunes.

Apple has announced a new iPod touch and a “reinvented” iPod nano. The new iPod touch has a 4-inch Retina™ display; a 5 megapixel camera with 1080p video recording; and runs the same iOS 6 operating system as the iPhone 5.

The new iPod nano is thinner than before and has a 2.5-inch display. Both devices come with the new Lightning 8-pin connector that replaces the old Apple 30 pin connector.

Apple also announced a new version of iTunes for Mac and PC, featuring a redesigned player, “seamless integration with iCloud”.

The new iTunes will be available in October and will feature “a dramatically simpler and cleaner interface that keeps your favourite iTunes content at the forefront. With iCloud integration, your music, movie and TV purchases made on any of your iOS devices or computers is conveniently displayed in your iTunes library on your Mac or PC, available anytime you want them." Apple has also redesigned iTunes Store, App Store and iBookstore.

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Graeme Philipson

Graeme Philipson is senior associate editor at iTWire and editor of sister publication CommsWire. He is also founder and Research Director of Connection Research, a market research and analysis firm specialising in the convergence of sustainable, digital and environmental technologies. He has been in the high tech industry for more than 30 years, most of that time as a market researcher, analyst and journalist. He was founding editor of MIS magazine, and is a former editor of Computerworld Australia. He was a research director for Gartner Asia Pacific and research manager for the Yankee Group Australia. He was a long time IT columnist in The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald, and is a recipient of the Kester Award for lifetime achievement in IT journalism.

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